I personally have been using LLMs as coding aids for 1-2 years for my personal fun/toy projects (at work I'm a pure manager these days), and there's just no que

I personally have been using LLMs as coding aids for 1-2 years for my personal fun/toy projects (at work I'm a pure manager these days), and there's just no question that they make me way more effective at churning out higher quality code [than I could write on my own, without the LLM]. I don't have a scientific figure, but I feel I'm getting at least a 2-3x productivity boost, and if I were to invest more time into injecting LLMs into more workflows it would be even more. If I were to boostrap my own startup today, I feel I'd definitely need to hire less juniors to churn out code, instead I'd invest my own time to leverage LLMs increase my own efficiency to be more productive.